lacustrine

Modifies a noun

• deposit: This a neglect of the undoubtedly useful blanket mire and lacustrine deposits.
• sediment: The dates of lacustrine sediments are repeated in the corrected ages columns, for database comparison purposes.
• rock: The late Jurassic to early Cretaceous interval contains a lacustrine source rock of world-class quality.
• environment: The Unit assesses approximately 700 applications per year of proposed developments in the marine, riverine and lacustrine environments.
• condition: Lacustrine conditions dated 6,020 BP suggest that at that time the Hatherton Glacier was at or close to its present level.
• mudstone: Upper Triassic sediments at three locations in SW Britain exhibit cyclic alternation of red, green and gray lacustrine mudstones.